WifiCom Case

Case designed for storing a [WifiCom](https://wificom.dev/) circuit.

### Parts list
- 1x Raspberry Pi Pico 2
- 1x Li-Po Battery 400mAh
- 1x Battery charging circuit TP4056 (Micro USB)
- 1x OLED Display 0.96" 128x64 I2C
- 3x Push Buttons 6 x 6 x 7.3 mm
- 3x Cover for Push Buttons 6x6mm
- 1x LED 5mm
- 1x Buzzer
- 1x Switch on-off 10 x 15 mm
- 1x 1nF Ceramic capacitor
- Resistors: 1x each of 470K, 100K, 6K8, 1K, 220R
- 1x Nickel strip 3 x 0.20 mm (or 2 small screws)
- 4x M3 bolts 12 mm

### Circuit assembly
I used two small perfboards to solder the push buttons and the prongs circuit. The other components are kept in place by the wires and the holes in the case. The battery and the PCBs (Raspberry Pi Pico and charging circuit) are glued with double-sided tape.

### Prongs
The nickel strip is wrapped in the openings at the top and soldered into the prongs circuit wires. I reccomend sanding the nickel strip to make it easier to solder. If you don't have it available, you can use two smal